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Bleeding after taking 9 Krimson 35
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I was bleeding more than a 20 days, my doctor advised me to take Krimson 35 as I am having PCOS. But the side effects of krimson are really hit me up so I won't be able to complete my course, my doctor gave me some supplements also along with krimson to decrease it's side effects but it didn't work. I have stopped taking krimson after 9 tabs. And after 4-5 days I start bleeding again, why is it happens, is it normal as my doctor told me that if you stopped you will start bleed or anything else would be the reason.
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Yes it is normal dear once you stop taking the tablet there will be withdrawal bleed
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Yes it normal to have bleeding after stopping medicine
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As you stoped the tablet there is withdral bleeding.
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Its withdrawal bleeding.but in pcos u have irregular bleeding cycles.
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Dr. Himani Gupta
Gynecologist
25 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
If Krimson is not suiting you, other options like non hormonal tablets are available. Please meet a nearby Gynecologist for prescription
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